In this episode, we cover fraud and forensic accounting and some of the biggest challenges within the finance industry for new investors.My guest is Stephen Clapham, a retired hedge fund partner and the founder of Behind the Balance Sheet, a London-based investment research and training consultancy, which produces bespoke research to private investors and institutions. Stephen is an author of The Smart Money Method: How to pick stocks like a hedge fund pro. He spent 20 years as an equity analyst at different investment banks, covering various sectors, and was consistently rated in the top 10 in his sector in Extel, II and Reuters surveys. He moved to the buy-side in 2005 and was a partner and head of research at two multi-billion dollar hedge funds; he specialised in using a deep-dive research approach to identify special situation opportunities.He is regularly featured in the press, including the Financial Times, the Times, Sunday Times and City AM and on the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 and Real Vision, talking about accounting issues at quoted companies.

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Fraud & Forensic Accounting, An Interview with Stephen Clapham

Cognitive bias is one of the common mistakes that we experience in the investment world. It causes irrational behaviour, factors that we are unfortunately hard-wired with as human beings. In this session of our podcast, I will summarize my top cognitive heuristics, and how it affects investors and traders, including some strategies I have adopted. 

Seven Minutes Session Sunday: Cognitive Bias

Excellent Investing — How to Build a Winning Portfolio. Mark is a veteran in the investment world with over 20 years of experience and a wealth of knowledge in managing and refining his portfolio. In this episode, he shares the many ways investors can spot an asset with a competitive edge while overcoming behaviour biases and building an optimal portfolio with higher returns. 

How to build a winning portfolio with Mark Simpson

In this episode, we breakdown questions about Covid-19 with information, sourced from a YouTube content creator Asian Boss and his interview with a Korean health expert Kim Woo-joo.Credit to Stephen Park, CEO & Founder of  Asian Boss and his interview with Professor Kim Woo-joo from Korea University Guro Hospital. 

What we know so far about Covid-19

Joachim Klement is a trustee of CFA Institute Research Foundation, Head of Investment Research Fidante Partners. Previously he was CIO at Wellershoff & Partners Ltd and a former head of UBS Wealth Management Strategic Research team and head of Equity Strategy for UBS Wealth Management.Having experienced the tech boom and bust of the late ’90s to the recent market downturn caused by Covid-19, he shares his 20-years experience and knowledge as a financial advisor and an investment strategist to financial institutions and individual investors. In this session we discuss his latest and much-anticipated book, the seven mistakes every investor makes and how to avoid them, he outlines the blueprint to prevent investors from falling for many of the common traps in the stock market. Joachim KlementBookAmazon : https://amzn.to/3aTdKp8Harriman-House: https://www.harriman-house.com/7mistakesinvestorBloghttps://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor/author/joachimklement/klementoninvesting.substack.comContactTwitter: https://twitter.com/JoachimKlement?s=20Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachim-klement-3b357a/*************************************************************Please follow us & share: Paperinvesting.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/Paperinvesting

7 mistakes every investor makes with Joachim Klement

Ever wondered why the stock market is always swinging up and down? In this episode, we cover six reasons why the stock market moves up and down. 

Why does the stock market go up and down?

In this episode, I shed a light on costs of fund platforms and share dealing accounts which one of the few gateways to investing in the stock market. The aim is to help you understand what can impact performs when you factor in the numerous explicit and implicit fees. 

The cost of investing with your broker or fund platform

This episode is about budgeting.Grocery shopping can be quite expensive, so I wanted to share with you a quick tip on how to budget your weekly food shopping for less than £50 a week, between two people. ***********************************************************Background music: Imaeyo 

Quick tips on food budgeting for couples

A tax wrapper is a tax-efficient way to squirrel away your money. When your money is inside a tax wrapper, the interest is not taxed for both savings and investments. In this episode, I will introduce you to the five main types of tax wrappers: Cash ISAStocks & Shares ISALifetime ISA InnovativeSIPPS***************************************************************Credit to imaeyo for the background music.

What is a tax wrapper?

Episode 1: Let me ask you this question, If you were to value yourself as a company today, would you invest or buy into yourself:a)Knowing your financial performance, as in your income vs your expensesb)Your financial position, as in the assets  vs  your debt or financial obligations c)And your cash flow which is cash transactions from your accountIn our first episode, I will be sharing with you some of the top 6 solutions to building your wealth. The tips will help you to think about some of the ways to improve your financial position and become an asset to your future self. Music Credit: imaeyo for whipping up this fantastic background music.

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Are you ready to build your foundations to wealth? PaperIinvesting podcast is for the everyday individual, who is seeking to invest in their financial knowledge and application. The podcast will cover various stages of asset management such as learning about the stock market, value investing, real estate and other money-making concepts.

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